INTRODUCTION TO Global Indian International School Kuala LumpurGlobal Indian International School Kuala Lumpur is a leading Indian international school in Kuala Lumpur offering the renowned Cambridge and Indian CBSE curricula. The school caters to students of all age groups, from Kindergarten (3 years of age) to High School (18 years of age).
LOCATION / CAMPUSThe GIIS Kuala Lumpur campus is located in the heart of Brickfields, a neighborhood on the western flank of central Kuala Lumpur known as Kuala Lumpur’s Little India. The school offers plenty of options for virtual or in-person tours. For a better campus tour experience, it is requested that you book a slot in advance.
CURRICULUM / AGES (GRADES)Global Indian International School Kuala Lumpur’s approach to learning involves excellence in academic and non-academic skills and follows the following curricula:
Kindergarten:
– Global Montessori Plus Programme (GMP)
Primary School:
– Cambridge Primary Programme (CPP), a primary education curriculum for Key Stage 1 and 2, for Grades 1 to 5 (age group of 5 to 11 years).
– CBSE Curriculum.
Secondary School:
– Cambridge Lower Secondary Program (CLSP) or Key Stage 3, for Grades 6 and 8 (age group of 11 to 14 years), and
Cambridge (IGCSE) or Key Stage 4, for Grades 9 and 10 (age groups 14 to 16 years).
– CBSE Curriculum.
High School:
– CBSE Curriculum offered for Grades 11 and 12 (age groups 17 and 18).
LANGUAGESLanguage of Instruction: English.
Extra Languages: INA
Language Support: INA
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIESThe school offers extracurricular activities (usually sports-based) that take place outside the classroom, such as badminton, soccer, basketball, taekwondo, and chess, and co-curricular programs such as talented shows, performances, and clubs. Examples of co-curricular activities are modern dance, vocal music, languages, and visual arts.
STATISTICSNumber of students: INA
Number of nationalities: INA
Predominant nationality: INA
Class size Average: INA
Class size Maximum: INA
ADMISSIONEnrolment period: INA
Waiting list: INA
Admission criteria: INA
School Fees Structure: Academic Year 2023-2024
Year Level Annual Payments
GMP Cambridge CBSE
Kindergarten RM 16,542
Grades 1 & 2 RM 16,152 RM 17,454
Grades 3 RM 17,952 RM 17,970
Grades 4 RM 17,952 RM 18,474
Grades 5 RM 21,537 RM 18,657
Grade 6 RM 21,537 RM 21,864
Grades 7 RM 23,343 RM 22,269
Grades 8 RM 24,291 RM 22,269
Grades 9 RM 27,999 RM 24,492
Grades 10 RM 30,678 RM 24,492
Grades 11 RM 46,008 RM 27,858
Grade 12 RM 29,190
The fee structure for the academic year 2023-2024 is effective from April 1st, 2023 to March 31st, 2024. There are 3 terms per year which are applicable to all the courses.
The school also offers scholarships to deserving students.
LEARNING SUPPORT
SCHOOL POLICIESUniform: YES
Student Support: INA
Religion: INA
OTHER SERVICESSchool Bus: INA
Boarding Services: NO
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High school education is crucial for the learner to secure admission in an advanced university and thrive in academic life. My son wanted to select the CBSE curriculum with the science stream. GIIS is one of the leading high schools in Kuala Lumpur, so I decided to book a tour of the school. My wife and I interacted with the teachers and checked the school premises. It was the perfect choice for our son.
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We are an Indian family living in Kuala Lumpur and we wanted our child to have an Indian-based education. So, we chose Global Indian International school for him. It offered the best Indian yet international education here with the most cost-effective Indian international school fees. We are happy that our son is close to his roots and is still getting a world-class education.
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We always wanted an all-round education for both our children. We didn’t want them to be book worms. Thankfully, GIIS, which is one of the best Indian CBSE schools in Malaysia understands our requirements. While my daughter is an active Indian Folk dancer, my son plays the guitar and enjoys it. All of this has been possible simply because of GIIS’s wholesome programme.
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If you are moving to Singapore and also looking for an International School for your child with CBSE curriculum, as per my opinion GIIS will be the best option to enroll your child.
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I am extremely satisfied with the methods of teaching at Global Indian International School, Kuala Lumpur. My child is happy when he comes home and can effectively recall concepts. The school does not simply let children memorise concepts. Here, education is a two-way street. Teaching happens through active participation and projects.
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My child is an all-rounder. He is decent at academics but participates a lot in extra-curricular activities, sports, arts, music shows, etc. I wanted a school where he could realize all of his talents and get a chance to grow. At the same time, I did not wish academics to lag. Global Indian International School is a perfect combination of multiple facilities and extra-curricular activities and emphasis on academics.
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At Global Indian International School, children are taught to be agile and they become fast learners. Unlike schools following a traditional mode of imparting education, GIIS has a 9-gem philosophy they abide by. Teachers are genuinely interested in every child’s development here and they push children to challenge themselves. I couldn’t be happier with the school my kids go to.
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